Collectibles

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Collectibles are items in Grand Theft Auto games that are required to be collected in order to achieve 100% completion of the game, but are not components of the main storyline. Rewards are offered for collecting certain numbers of each collectible, and each individual collectible gives a small cash reward once picked up.

Tags are only found in the city of Los Santos. Each Tag must be sprayed over completely in order to be considered collected. After spraying over a tag, the new tag will read, "Grove Street 4 Life". Spraying over all Tags will reward the player.

Snapshots are only found in San Fierro. They must be photographed using the Camera. These scenes are marked by a small rotating camera icon, which is only seen when viewed through the camera, otherwise they can only be noticed at night (the player will see a strong pinkish light with no apparent source). The glowing camera icons in the night may be related to the people on the radio station WCTR, claiming that they saw lights in the sky. This icon must be in the camera's viewfinder for the snapshot to be counted as collected. Rewards are given to the player for taking all Snapshots.

Oysters are always underwater, and most require the player to dive in order to collect them. Unlike the other collectibles in GTA San Andreas, these can be found dotted across the state. Acquisitions of all Oysters will reward the player.

Red Balloons are similar to the Hidden Packages from the other GTA games, but balloons require to be burst through gunshots, melee attacks, or explosions to be collected. There are 99 red balloons and each tenth gives the player a reward. This is a reference to the 1984 hit song "99 Luftballons" by Nena.

Rampages are are a type of violent side-missions. In these objectives, the main character has to do certain kills in less than 120 seconds. They show up as skulls. The player will be rewarded with money for each Rampage.

Stunt Jumps are high-speed, long-distance stunts the player must perform in a ground vehicle. Each jump has distinct start and ends, each of which must be hit in order for the jump to be considered complete. In GTA Chinatown Wars, the vehicle will always go through a billboard in Stunt Jumps. Money is given to the player for a successful attempt.